Our view at GameSpy is that the future of video games and interactive entertainment is being shaped by independent developers working to create new and unique experiences," GameSpy VP of Technology Todd Northcutt said in a statement.  "We see this program as a great way for all involved to do one thing -- make great games while helping further evolve video games as a whole."Buy Runescape Gold The first games to come out of the program will be showcased at GameSpy's booth at the Game Developer's Conference this March..Naoki Yoshida, newly-appointed director and producer of troubled MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV Online has said that the key for the new team is "regaining customer trust" through UI fixes, better tutorials and clear in-game terminology.Speaking with Japanese gaming site 4Gamer (translated by MMORPG.com), Yoshida explained how the newly restructured team is keen to win back the game's alienated user-base saying: "Square Enix, as a whole, will work vigorously, now more than ever, to deliver a satisfying experience for all our customers."To help achieve this, Yoshida has employed the talents of Tactics Ogre director Hiroshi Minagawa as a UI and Web Content artist, a designer "second to none" in his view, while key team members from Final Fantasy XII have been enlisted to aid work on the user interface, RS Gold one of the weakest aspects to the current game in his view.In the interview Yoshida characterizes the game as being in disarray, a situation not helped by users' high expectations coming from rival MMOs such as World of Warcraft. "